Hawk-Eye gets green light from Premier League
Television audiences and crowds in stadiums will be able to watch replays of goal-line technology decisions from next season after the Premier League agreed a deal with the Hawk-Eye company.
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FIFA confirm goal-line technology for World Cup
FIFA today confirmed goal-line technology will be in place for the 2014 World Cup as it invited tenders to provide the system.
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Platini defiant on goal-line technology
UEFA President Michel Platini remains ardently opposed to the use of goal-line technology, and feels the money would be better spent developing the game.
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Goal-line technology finally arrives
FIFA secretary general Jerome Valcke hailed "a kind of revolution" as the football world prepared for Thursday's introduction of goal-line technology.
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UEFA: No plans to use goal-line technology
UEFA have announced they will continue with additional assistant referees in the Champions League and Europa League next season - but not goal-line technology.
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FIFA embrace technology
Martyn Ziegler and Eamon Dunphy on FIFA's decision to introduce goal-line technology
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Goal-line technology
FIFA approves goal-line technology
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Goal-line technology gets green light
Goal-line technology has been approved as part of the laws of football in a historic decision by the International FA Board (IFAB).
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Blatter: Technology now a necessity
FIFA president Sepp Blatter has declared goal-line technology "a necessity" after Ukraine became the latest victims of its absence from the game.
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Adebayor: We have to blame the ref
Emmanuel Adebayor accused Martin Atkinson of ruining Spurs' FA Cup dreams and then claimed the lack of goal-line technology in football is "killing the game"
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Platini opposed to goal-line technology
UEFA president Michel Platini reiterated his opposition to goal line technology on Thursday, saying it would only be needed once every 40 years and could lead to "video refereeing".
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FA explore goal-line technology
Football Association general secretary Alex Horne has said goal-line technology could be used in the Premier League as early as next season.
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The Committee Room: 1 June
Watch the latest edition, including discussion of goal-line technology, and the threat to GAA from other sports.
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FIFA to begin goal-line testing
FIFA have announced a two-stage testing programme for goal-line technology as the pressure builds for the introduction of systems to help referees determine whether the ball has crossed the line.
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GAA to test Hawk-Eye at Croke Park
The GAA has confirmed that Hawk-Eye goal-line technology will be tested in Croke Park next month.
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FIFA will look again at goal-line tech
Goal-line technology has moved a significant step closer after the International FA Board today agreed to re-examine the issue.
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Valcke to skip technology meeting
FIFA general secretary Jerome Valcke has cancelled a visit to tomorrow's goal-line technology meeting in Wales to deal with the ongoing corruption crisis.
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Goal-line technology on IFAB agenda
The issue of goal-line technology is on the agenda for the International Football Association Board's (IFAB) October meeting, FIFA President Sepp Blatter has confirmed.
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FIFA rule out technology talk in Wales
Goal-line technology will not be on the agenda when football's law-makers meet in Wales later this week, contrary to indications by FIFA president Sepp Blatter.
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Goal-line technology back on FIFA agenda
FIFA secretary general Jerome Valcke has given the strongest indication yet that goal-line technology could be brought into the game.